Jeremy Gasowski
Jeremy Gasowski's Articles
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UNH President Mark Huddleston To Retire in 2018
UNH President Mark Huddleston will retire at the close of the 2017-18 academic year. -
Friday in Photos
Images from Friday's All Colleges Undergraduate Research Symposium -
Farm-to-Hospital
Can fresh local food be offered at Wentworth-Douglass? A COLSA senior has a plan to make it happen. -
First Commencement in Wildcat Stadium
It’s that time of year again: Spring is in the air; the weather is getting warmer; and graduation is right around the corner. This year’s commencement will be held in the new Wildcat Stadium. For the... -
Research for the Scientific World
Bria Frehner ’17 first started conducting research on cancer cells in professor Charles Walker’s lab the summer after her freshman year. Yusuf Ebrahim ’17 met Walker during his first semester at UNH... -
A Look at Housing Costs in New England
An internship that turned into a part-time job helped Conor McFarland '17 understand just how lacking affordable housing is in the state of New Hampshire. -
The Economists
Students pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree in economics at the UNH Peter T. Paul College of Business and Economics put their research results on display in the great room Thursday, discussing... -
Thompson School Students Showcase Research
Posters filled Cole Hall during the Thompson School's URC Student Showcase on Wednesday. -
Scenes from STEMland
At the Interdisciplinary Science & Engineering Symposium on Wednesday, Wildcats turned up the wow factor. -
URC Week
Julian Linero describes his capstone project during the Thompson School of Applied Science Student Showcase event on Wednesday, which is part of the Undergraduate Research Conference going on all... -
The Business of Research
Regardless of the research question, there is always a way to relate it to business. -
Spotlight on Graduate Research
UNH graduate students took the spotlight last week during the Graduate Research Conference. -
Summer Session
The dog days of summer are a great time to catch up or get ahead on credits, and UNH’s Summer Session has a lot to offer. Study wherever you please — online, on campus (all three) or abroad. Five-,... -
The Science of Cycling
Can drafting techniques be improved for better energy savings? UNH undergraduates are investigating. -
How's Your Nitrogen Footprint?
Sustainability leadership efforts have contributed to a groundbreaking initiative to measure and reduce the nitrogen footprint on campus. -
Live from Russia: UNH’s Nancy Kinner
Prof. Nancy Kinner is in Russia this week presenting at an international symposium. -
In This Issue...
One of the great privileges of serving as editor of this magazine is having the opportunity to connect with so many of the university’s alumni. This issue’s sesquicentennial wrap-up, “150 Years of... -
Helping Bridge the Gap
When we launched our historic fundraising campaign last year, one priority was at the forefront: ensuring that UNH is affordable and accessible for all qualified students, especially those from New... -
Building a Better Battery
Batteries, those ubiquitous add-ons to virtually every electronic birthday or holiday gift, have been getting a bad rap of late. Recent headlines have detailed their propensity to explode, wreaking... -
Bigger and Better
The expanded Hamel Rec center emphasizes fitness and wellbeing. -
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Scholar, Leader, Volunteer
Eden Suoth always imagined going to college in a city. Then he visited UNH. -
1866: A Very Good Year, A Very Good Beer
Smuttynose Brewing Company and the University of New Hampshire have partnered to brew a session ale to celebrate UNH’s 150th anniversary. -
UNH Announces Tuition-Free Plan for Hundreds of NH Students
The University of New Hampshire is launching a new program in the fall that guarantees all full-time, first-year New Hampshire students receiving federal Pell grants will pay no tuition to attend the... -
From Accounting to Arabic
Janet Khoury has some advice for incoming students: Try new things.From Arabic to accounting, Janet Khoury ’18 has been learning a lot since she arrived at UNH. One thing in particular stands out,... -
Outstanding Opportunities
Sarah Jakositz ’18 has been immersed in myriad opportunities on campus as a UNH College of Engineering and Physical Sciences student. -
A Look at the New Hamel Rec
Hamel Recreation Center has been transformed. Renovations are complete and quite impressive. -
UNH Junior Named a "New Face" in Engineering
“UNH has challenged and pushed me to be my best in all areas of my life," says Kate Haslett '18. -
Six Things Seniors Should Be Doing Right Now
Commencement is less than 100 days away. Here's what all seniors should be doing right now to get ready for the near future. -
UNH Junior Named to ASCE's "New Faces of Engineering"
Katie Haslett '18 has been named to the American Society of Civil Engineers' 2017 class of New Faces of Civil Engineering, which highlights the next generation of leaders in the profession. -
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No Means No Worldwide
No means no. Not just here, on this campus, in this country, but everywhere, even in Kenya, which has one of the highest instances of rape in the world. Fortunately, it also has a progressive sexual... -
A Snapshot of Fall at UNH
University Day and Homecoming helped usher in the fall semester. Here’s a look at just some of what went on around campus. -
Holiday Cheer
Glad tidings and all good things in the New Year -
Towering Sounds
When it comes to campus traditions, there are few more familiar than the songs that toll from the Thompson Hall tower every morning at 11. -
Stopping the Stigma
Across campus, counselors and students are working to raise mental health awareness. -
Four Years Running
The women’s cross country team made a run for the record books in October, taking home its fourth-straight America East championship. Elinor Purrier ’17 set a new America East championship meet... -
Seeing Threads
Nancy Targett is passionate about connecting people and ideas. It’s a philosophy that guided her at the University of Delaware, where she joined the faculty in 1984 and was named dean of its College... -
Water Wizards
In 1992, Jamie Emery ’80, president of Emery & Garrett Groundwater Investigations (EGGI), was retained by the Virginia State Department of Corrections to identify new water sources for a prison... -
Innovating What’s Next
It’s the type of scenario most of us would rather not ponder: water from the Hudson River filling New York City’s Holland Tunnel during rush hour, the nearby Houston and Canal Street subway stations... -
A Cut Above
When Kendall Kunelius ’15 arrived at UNH in 2011, her path was clear. A 10-year 4-Her and the devoted owner of a pony named Winsome, Kunelius planned to major in equine management, graduate, and... -
Noteworthy
Gray skies and chilly temps couldn’t dampen the enthusiasm of the UNH students who marched in the annual Homecoming parade — or the many community members who lined Main Street to watch. Joined by... -
Bye Waste, Hello Warmth
At UNH’s Organic Dairy Research Farm, UNH researchers have launched an innovative composting program that provides a high-quality compost product and captures the heat energy for use elsewhere on the... -
Composting at the UNH Organic Dairy Research Farm
At UNH’s Organic Dairy Research Farm, UNH researchers have launched an innovative composting program that provides a high-quality compost product and captures the heat energy for use elsewhere on the... -
Student-Athletes Shine
UNH athletic teams earn top NCAA Graduation Success Rate scores and more. -
Election Season Closes with Visit from None Other than the POTUS
At 8 a.m. Monday, thousands of students and community members were already bundled, caffeinated and waiting outside the Whittemore Center in hopes of hearing from President Barack Obama. -
A Common Chord: UNH Intern Brings Harmony, Healing to Brain Injury Survivor
A University of New Hampshire occupational therapy graduate student helps bring music back into the life of a traumatic brain injury survivor at the Krempels Center in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. -
Questions and Answers
President and provost host public forum. -
Mapping History
The historic Carrigain map goes on view in Dimond Library on November 16. -
Looking Back on a Busy Election Season
It’s been a busy year, with several presidential candidates visiting UNH. Here, we take a look back at some of the action.
